Up for sale is a GFC V2 for a 5’7” Ram 1500. Will fit 4th and 5th Gen Rams. In Northern Colorado. $7900.
Front and rear windows
Tent side doors
Mantis ladder
2 beef bars
5 universal Mounting brackets for awnings (awning not included)
JE Design Drip Rails,
Underland Off-road full back...
Even though I’m semi retired I’m only 40 and have some “young” years left in me. Not looking for a retirement rig. I have plenty of sub freezing nights in a rooftop tent. I have a travel trailer and motor home as well so I’m very familiar with that style of “camping”. Just trying to find a...
After going down a rabbit hole I’m starting to lean this way. I’m one of those certified YouTube mechanics that can wrench a bit. Then again I think most people in this group are “certified” too as it comes with the territory.
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Not going to do double duty as a commuter. Currently semi retired and I have an XJ if I needed to commute. Really want to get a bigger truck for bigger truck stuff and having the camper on back a couple months out of the year. Ocasional road trip pulling my travel trailer and some summer forest...
Not trying to fit a family a five in the camper. Will mainly use it during hunting season so on average 2 adults. As far as 4 season camper the possibilities are endless but not looking for a heavy “Elkhart” plastic POS. Maybe a fiberglass shelled slide in, Scout, or an Alaskan pop up. Only...
There has been many a year I have taken my gun for a cold walk in the woods. It does make “packing out” the carcass of your failures and broken dreams a lot lighter and easier. No need for a cooler then that’s for sure!
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Usually I hike in and pack out quarters depending on what type of animal. So the short answer is chevrolegs and a backpack. After hiking out I put the quarters in a cooler. I do have a Polaris ace I use depending on where I go. Considering getting rid of the Ace and getting a TJ. Not sure if...
The camper would be used mainly for hunting season with on average 2 people. Luckily my family is on the smaller scale weight wise. I’m not trying to fit my whole family in the camper so that’s why I was thinking an Alaskan. Mainly need to tow with some occasional overloading and need to fit 5...
Looking for a slide in camper. Just well insulated one but on the lighter side like a fiberglass slide in. Not looking for a dually so would probably get a smaller big foot or maybe an Alaskan Camper. The Rebel tows our travel trailer fine. Max payload is around 1500 pounds and the rear end sags...
Currently have a 2019 Ram Rebel that’s my daily and overland vehicle. I love everything about it except the payload numbers. I’m looking to get rid of it and get an older HD truck. Not sure if I want to get a gasser or a diesel but I would like a truck with a better payload than my Rebel. My...
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